Jaybird English (US, UK, AU, NZ, CAN)

Had these for about 2 years now. If I break or lose these, I'll buy them again. The connected design is better than all the trendy new 'fully wireless' headphones because you can rest them on your neck hands-free for any time in between listening. Don't have a clunky case in your pocket, don't have to worry about them falling out of your ear onto the ground and getting lost.. etc. The only reason for 4 stars is that they would benefit from just a smidge more bass, but they're still like a 4.8/5 for me. Better sound quality than any of my high quality area-speakers even

Ran Marine Corps Marathon 50k this weekend in a down pour. My Tarah Pros lasted the entire 4:58 minutes of my run, but at mile 16ish, the volume dropped by about 50%. Not sure if it was the sheer volume of rain, but I could not get the volume back to 100%. Today, 2 days later I charged them and turned them on, they are back to normal. I will run with them again soon, to make sure the are good to go.

The pieces that go around the ear bud are to big but everything else is great.

But it doesn't fit in my ear :/ I tried all 3 sizes and none of them will stop in my ear when I'm running. Currentlt trying to sell it to someone to try and buy a different brand.

My review of the tarah are that they are a good overall with a few exceptions that would make the experience way more better so first of all the earbuds a great when it comes to battery life I've gone all day using it from my runs and skipping workout out to commuting to work at work and back home and they would last , also love the fact that the waterproofing works perfectly and I havent had any issues with that part. The areas I would improve or change would be the following. 1 the USB cradle cable is way too short and unless you are using a power bank or laptop chances are the earbuds would be hanging whilst charging. 2. When working out whenever sweat or water would get between my ears and the silicone of the earpiece they would start to slide out of my ear ( I dont have that problem on the x3's) 3. I have to increase the volume significantly before it can shut down any outside noise ( train tracks , crowds in public places ,cars ) 4. The find my buds app needs to be more precise if only gives you a general idea of the area where you last had them on but if you moved with them since they've been turn off then the location won't appear. And finally I would say the logo on top of the magnets is not a great idea unless it's engraved. Overtime due to the magnets it starts faded away and runs of the aesthetics of the buds. So that's my overall experience about the jaybird tarah pro